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Neuroscience Bloomberg Distinguished Professorships
Johns Hopkins University is accepting applications for six tenured faculty positions at the associate or full professor level
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NIH-funded Postdoctoral position in Neuroscience
Two NIH-funded postdoctoral positions in Neuroscience to study central mechanisms of pain (1) and epilepsy (2). Salary: $56,484-$68,604 (NIH scale)
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Faculty Position - Pediatric Neurosciences Research
Children’s Center for Neurosciences Research (CCNR), a joint entity within Emory University School of Medicine and Children’s Healthcare of Atlant...
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Postdoctoral Fellow
Project: Modeling Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) using genetically modified mouse models and iPSC-derived organoids.
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Postdoctoral Fellow positions to study Epilepsy and Autism in Neurogenetic Disorders
Two postdoc positions at Yale 1) to study the causes of epilepsy and autism in a mTOR-related genetic disorder, and 2) test gene therapy in mice.
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Postdoctoral Fellow
Seeking: a postdoctoral researcher interested in how epigenetic and genomic mechanisms promote and limit learning
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Postdoc in ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY, OPTOPHYSIOLOGY, CALCIUM OR VOLTAGE SENSITIVE IMAGING
Postdoc Job opportunity for candidates with strong Ephys capacity to research multi-regional brain development in health and disease.
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Cognitive Neuroscience Postdoc
Seeking a cognitive neuroscience postdoc to work with fcMRI data acquired in large studies of brain and behavior development in infants.
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Postdoctoral Positions in Stem Cells and Brain Development
Postdoctoral Fellow positions at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to study gene relation of brain development